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Offline Leonard Bourel

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Tank capacity
« on: May 26, 2022, 10:36:39 AM »
Ok Guys I figured out my plumbing issues I now need 4 lines to my tank 1 fill 2 overflow 3 uniflow and 4 draw I am used to only using 3 lines having my uniflow serve also as my fill I still am trying to figure out tank capacity for Ro Jett 61 Thanks

I figured this out, thanks.
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Online Jim Carter

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Re: Tank capacity
« Reply #1 on: May 27, 2022, 11:40:53 AM »
Hi Leonard!  Sir, now I'm more that certain guys far smarter than me will "chime" in with their opinions.  But based upon my ... my experience, I believe you only need three lines: 1. feed, 2. uniflow/vent, 3. overflow.  The uniflow/vent line serves a dual purpose and is ultimately capped off before starting your engine (assuming you are using exhaust pressure into the tank via the overflow tube.  Here is a couple of solid articles you may want to review: http://flyinglines.org/cognitive.uniflow.html  and  https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/questions-answers-154/3131525-uniflow-fuel-tank-set-up.html

Hope this helps!  ;D


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